Rock in Rio scheduled a PJ Morton performance at the Sunset Stage as a musical alternative between the festival's k-pop performances. PJ Morton is the keyboardist for the Maroon 5 band and brought to the event a soul music with a seventies vibe and New Orleans flavor. The rainless night with mild temperatures contributed to the pleasant atmosphere of the performance.
The show unfolded peacefully, with the audience composed mainly of parents accompanied by children and young people scattered throughout the Rock City. The singer presented songs like "Mutual," "My peace," "Good morning," "Ready," "First begin," and "Say so," gradually winning over the spectators with his vocal and piano warmth.
The performance gained momentum when Morton positioned himself at the front of the stage to sing "Ready." The show featured moments of good groove, piano solos, and well-crafted soul choirs. The song "Everything will be alright," an upbeat soul with gospel influences, ended the performance in an animated fashion.
